Algeria's Saida province has completed preparations for the new school year, with the launch of seven new schools, including five middle schools and two high schools, and four primary schools. The new infrastructure aims to reduce overcrowding and provide a better learning environment for students. The province's education authority has also upgraded its transportation system, adding a new bus to transport students from the new residential area of Nadjadi Muhammad to their schools.
The new school year, which begins on September 20, 2026, will see over 125,000 students enroll in various educational institutions across the province. The primary level will have 60,204 students, while the middle and high school levels will have 46,518 and 18,900 students, respectively. To support the new school year, 1,369 new teachers have been recruited and will be deployed to various schools.
The provincial authorities have emphasized the importance of providing a conducive learning environment, with adequate infrastructure, transportation, and meals for students. The education authority has also stressed the need for close monitoring of the new schools to ensure that they are ready for the new school year. The provincial governor, Amoumen Marmouri, has conducted a series of field visits to inspect the new schools and ensure that they meet the required standards.
The new educational infrastructure is part of a broader effort to improve the quality of education in the province. The provincial education authority has also launched initiatives to improve the school feeding program, with three new school canteens set to be opened. The authority has also emphasized the need for close collaboration with parents and the local community to ensure the success of the new school year.
The provincial governor has urged education officials to redouble their efforts to ensure that the new school year gets off to a smooth start. He has also emphasized the need for strict adherence to the Ministry of National Education's guidelines to ensure that the new school year is a success. The governor's efforts aim to provide students with a quality education and a conducive learning environment.
As part of the preparations for the new school year, the provincial education authority has held a series of meetings with school administrators and teachers to discuss the challenges and opportunities of the new school year. The meetings aimed to ensure that all stakeholders are on the same page and that the new school year gets off to a smooth start.
With the new educational infrastructure in place, the province of Saida is set to provide a better learning environment for its students. The launch of the new schools and the recruitment of new teachers are expected to improve the quality of education in the province and provide students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed.
Key points
- Over 125,000 students are set to enroll in various educational institutions across Saida province for the new school year.
- The provincial authorities have launched new educational infrastructure, including five middle schools and two high schools, to reduce overcrowding and improve the learning environment.
- The province has recruited 1,369 new teachers to support the new school year.
